World News – United States – NFL 2020: How to watch Browns vs Steelers, Packers vs Bucs, RedZone and the rest of Week 6 without cable

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on the calendars of the NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS (and almost everything else), but the NFL continues its 2020 campaign

After COVID took an impact on the last two weeks of games – and fears around the league threatened this weekend’s action – Sunday currently has 12 games on the schedule Assuming everything plays out, there should be a few tantalizing clashes, including the Browns taking on the Steelers in an AFC North showdown at 1 pm ET (10 am PT) on CBS, and the Packers visiting Tampa Bay to fight the Buccaneers at 4:25 pm ET (1:25 pm PT) on Fox Sunday Night Football features the 49ers welcoming the Rams at 8:20 am ET (5:20 pm PT) on NBC (Editor’s note: CBS is part of ViacomCBS, which also owns CNET)

Here’s how you can see the action from Sunday, RedZone, and the rest of the NFL season without cable

Chase Claypool and Pittsburgh Steelers welcome Cleveland Browns to AFC North battle on CBS

You can stream the 2020 NFL season, cable-free, on any live streaming service broadcasting channels with live games Many such services offer broadcast networks such as CBS, NBC and Fox as well as ESPN, the NFL Network and NFL RedZone The exact channels may also vary depending on where you live, but the best services for NFL fans are YouTube TV and FuboTV

Thursday Night Football is also available to stream on Amazon Prime Video (as long as you subscribe to Amazon Prime), Twitch, or in the Yahoo Sports or NFL apps Fox and the NFL Network will also stream the game

For those looking for a different experience, Fox will be streaming the game in 4K on FuboTV (and will also offer 4K streaming on some cable and satellite providers). Amazon, meanwhile, will add the ability to choose from a variety of ‘different advertisers in its Prime Video app, so you have options in case Fox’s Joe Buck and Troy Aikman don’t like it

Read more: NFL broadcast: The best ways to watch the 2020 football season live without cable

YouTube TV costs $ 65 per month and includes all the channels NFL fans need: CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network There is also an option for RedZone for an additional $ 11 per month Plug in your zip code on its home page to see what local networks are available in your area

FuboTV costs $ 65 per month for its family plan and includes CBS, Fox and NBC plus ESPN and the NFL Network.A Sports Plus add-on for $ 11 per month will get you access to the RedZone, and FuboTV will also broadcast Fox Thursday Night football matches in 4K

Click here to see what local channels you get

Hulu with Live TV costs $ 55 per month and includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN Click the « View channels in your area » link on its home page to see what local channels are available in your zip code The NFL Network and RedZone are not available from this service

AT&T TV Now’s $ 55 per month Basic Plus package includes CBS, Fox, NBC, and ESPN You can use its channel finder to see what local channels are available where you live The NFL Network and RedZone are not available

Sling TV splits its live NFL options between its $ 30-per-month Blue plan and its $ 30-per-month Orange plan, forcing NFL fans to make a tricky choice or encouraging them to jump in for them. two at $ 45 per month Sling Blue includes the NFL, NBC and Fox network plus the ability to add RedZone through the Sports Extra add-on for $ 10 per month Sling Orange includes ESPN

Sling TV doesn’t offer CBS, but its plans are discounted by $ 10 for the first month Enter your address here to see which local channels are available where you live

CBS All Access costs $ 5.99 per month and will allow you to watch the games broadcast on your local CBS station on Sundays if you live in one of those 206 markets where the service has live TV It’s a good one add-on for Sling TV subscribers, who don’t receive CBS

All of the above services offer free trials, allow you to cancel anytime, and require a solid internet connection Looking for more information? Check out our guide to massive streaming services

As mentioned above, the NFL will again be broadcasting 11 games live on Amazon Prime Video and Twitch.The full list of dates and games remaining for this platform is:

The NFL regular season kicked off on Thursday September 10, with the Houston Texans visiting the Kansas City Chiefs

The current plan is for the teams to play their matches as planned in their respective stadiums

This is one of the big wilds There is no clear answer, with some teams planning to open with fans and others without

The Chiefs, for example, hosted their home opener on September 10 with 15895 fans in attendance, 21% of Arrowhead capacity

Other teams, including the Tennessee Titans and Chicago Bears, have said they plan to host their respective opening games without fans in the stands in Week 2 So far, this appears to be a team-by-team, city-by-city situation which is subject to a lot of change throughout the season

The NFL canceled the entire 2020 preseason in July, with teams focusing on their own training camps to prepare for the season ahead

The NFL has been rumored to be considering postponing some games until Saturday if college football is drastically reduced this fall, but that scenario seems unlikely now that the Big Ten, Pac-12, Mountain West, and MAC conferences have announced that ‘they would play truncated seasons, which overturned previous decisions to postpone their fall seasons The ACC, Big 12 and SEC have already started their 2020 campaigns

The NFL would potentially need to seek government approval if it wanted to move games to Friday or Saturday nights due to Chapter 32 of the United States Code, which was designed to keep those free nights from September to December for high school and college football

As in other sports, a fair number of NFL players have opted out of the 2020 season Here are some of the notable players not participating this year, with a larger roster available on ESPN :

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